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10 Of Maryland's Best Summer Activities: Photos

From the boardwalk in Ocean City to the wild horses at Assateague State Park. These are some of the coolest things to do this summer in MD.

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MARYLAND — Looking for some fun activities to spice up your summer plans in Maryland?

Look no further than this list of activities this summer season. From canoeing on the Chesapeake to indulging in a crab feast, there is summer fun for everyone in the Old Line State.

Here are some ideas to consider when making plans in Maryland.

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Assateague State Park

Travel south to visit Assateague State Park. The park is known for its sandy beaches and wild horses. Traverse the marshy area by canoe or kayak to get a closer look at the horses and other wildlife in the area. (Shutterstock)

Air Show

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Watch planes soar in the sky this summer at Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore in late summer. (Eliyahu Yosef Parypa/Shutterstock)

Plein Air Art Show

Check out stunning paintings entered in the plein art competitions in Easton the week of July 17-24. (shutterstock)

Outdoor Movies

Watch summer blockbusters for free at National Harbor on the Potomac and at Ocean City Beach. (Shutterstock)

Visit a Winery

Taste-test some of the best wines Maryland has to offer. Visit Robin Hill Farm and Vineyards in Brandywine and Broken Spoke in Earleville. (Shutterstock)

Eat at a Crab Restaurant

No summer is complete in Maryland without eating some crab. Make sure visit Harris Crab House in Grasonville and L.P. Steamers in Baltimore. (Shutterstock)

Sandy Point State Park

Go for a walk and bask in summer sun at Sandy Point State Park. The park is located in Annapolis and is a perfect place for a summer afternoon. (Shutterstock)

Great Falls

Take in stunning views at the flowing rapids of the Great Falls. The rapids and waterfalls are apart of the Potomac River and offer trails to take in the majestic scenery. (Shutterstock)

Kayaking in the Chesapeake Bay Region

Rent a kayak to explore the Chesapeake Bay. (Shutterstock)


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